There’s no great achievement in kicking a sad-sack opponent to the curb, but it was how the Bears won a fourth game in a row — for the first time since 2018 — that counted.

A big day for Rome Odunze and a bounce back game for Dayo Odeyingbo highlight our bold predictions for Bears vs. Saints.

Storyline 1: First-year Head Coach Ben Johnson and the Bears have won three in a row to move one game over .500. There’s a long way to go but the last time Chicago finished a season over .500 was 2018. Bears’ fans want to believe.

Asked about the overall trajectory of his offense, Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson elected for a visual representation over a verbal one. He moved his hand up and down in front of him, undulating like a wave rolling up onto the shores of Lake Michigan.

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For years, Chicago has struggled to find a true franchise quarterback. Jay Cutler was the team's primary starting quarterback from 2009 to '16, but he was never settled in the role. The Bears only made the postseason once during his long tenure, and they finished with a winning record just twice under his guidance.

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The Chicago Bears were faced with a fourth and three with two minutes left. Get the first down, and the game ends. Of course, Ben Johnson went for it. That first down conversion to Colston Loveland got the Bears out of an ugly game.